ADA Jack McCoy: Sometimes Lennie Briscoe doesn't hit it out of the park.
Det. Mike Logan: That really frosts my cookies.
ADA Jack McCoy: If that's the way you feel, Danielle, move to suppress.
Danielle Melnick: Right. Judge Logan's gonna rule fisa violates the Fourth Amendment. How many beers have you had?
Jack McCoy: The last time I checked, "Stupid" isn't a defense for murder.
Jack McCoy: You can re-write the law when you're appointed to the Supreme Court.
Arthur Branch: God willing.
Adam Schiff: I wouldn't count your chickens. Your omelet just hit the fan.
Adam Schiff: Always think you have a smoking gun, till the smoke blows in your face.
Abbie Carmichael: Gentleman, if we can just lower the amount of testosterone.
ADA Claire Kincaid: Where's our notice?
Ben Stone: The client's dog ate it.
Jack McCoy: You son of a bitch! You played me.
Adam Schiff: A motive pulled straight from the tabloids. And what about means and opportunity? Are you getting that from comic books?
Lt. Anita Van Buren: It wasn't the eighteen floors from the window to the street that killed her, it was the sudden stop.
Det. Lennie Briscoe: I want to go to law school so I can learn how to turn gold into lead.
Abbie Carmichael: Ugh. Doctors. I can't believe my mother wanted me to marry one.
Lt. Anita Van Buren: I'd better go. I'm late for my daily spanking at One Police Plaza.
Adam Schiff: A first-year law student could punch more holes in your case than Con Ed has in Third Avenue.
Arraignment judge: Life is beautiful. All God's children are innocent.
Det. Mike Logan: Interviewing suspect: When is your birthday?
Suspect: March 20.
Det. Mike Logan: What year?
Suspect: Every year. I have a birthday every year.
Det. Lennie Briscoe: We got a hit on the fake fur.
Det. Rey Curtis: Yeah, you'll never guess what they make them out of.
Lt. Anita Van Buren: Recycled soda bottles. What else did you find out?
Detective Lennie Briscoe: We had a deal, you son of a bitch.
Suggested correction: I'm not sure where you're getting your information, but medical doctors are involved in lethal injections more than just certifying death. This is why so many groups were actively trying to stop the practice of medical profession involvement. In 2007, 17 states required physician involvement, which included doctors at times having to administer the injection.
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The botched execution took place in South Carolina, which absolutely forbids medical practitioners to take an active role in killing a condemned prisoner. In fact, they are considering switching executing prisoners by firing squad instead of lethal injection, at least partly to distance medical professionals from the actual procedure leading to a person's death.